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Please join us as we explore the theme of Beauty in the month of May.
Sunday Services May 22nd
9:30 am and 11:30 am
Annual Flower Communion: Living in a Time of Beauty, Love, & Conflict
Join us for a very special annual Flower Communion service, an all ages service, with special guest musician Tret Fure. All in-person congregants are invited to bring with them to our Sunday services a flower to help create shared bouquets for our communion table. Congregants joining us from home are invited to have flowers on hand and to join in the spirit of our communion virtually. This Sunday we honor the themes of beauty, love, and conflict, themes that can feel so ever-present in these times we live in.
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Social Hour is back after each service (10:30am and 12:30pm), Please read the latest COVID safety precautions for masking requirements.
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Anyone entering the UUAA building for activities/business is expected to be fully vaccinated and boostered, as eligible, and must remain properly masked at all times. Please read the full text of our COVID policy as updated for April and May for more details. We have resumed serving refreshments after services in our social hall.
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Lay Leaders- How to get things done
Did you know that mile-for-mile, gas-powered lawn mowers produce about 11 times more pollution than a new car, per the EPA. One hour of gas-powered mowing is roughly equivalent to the carbon footprint of a 100-mile car trip. Electric tools are quieter, cleaner, and greener. Old-fashioned reel mowers work well and give you exercise, too!
This Spring, get rid of your noisy, gas-guzzling mower (and leaf blower) and go electric or non-motorized!
More information: Six Ways to Transform Your Lawn into an Eco-Friendly Oasis
